Gallery tour?

[crazycruzer68]

I did it years ago and was wondering if is ever done anymore.

 

 

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[figdu]

Are you asking about a gallery tour or galley tour?

 

If galley it is part of the behind the fun tour which is still being done.

[Carnival_Brides]

Are you asking about a gallery tour or galley tour?

 

If galley it is part of the behind the fun tour which is still being done.

 

...it's done and you will pay handsomely for it. It is between $55-$95 per person depending which ship you do the tour on.

Edited September 11, 2014 by Carnival_Brides

[evanAction]

Are you asking about a gallery tour or galley tour?

 

If galley it is part of the behind the fun tour which is still being done.

 

And on the other hand, the art auctioneers would love to ply you with free champagne and give you an art tour free of charge for the gallery tour. :)

[golfadj]

They used to have a galley tour the last sea day but havent seen it for some years

[sanmarcosman]

They used to have a galley tour the last sea day but havent seen it for some years

 

That's because Carnival invented a way to gouge us for the privilege.

[ncovert]

...it's done and you will pay handsomely for it. It is between $55-$95 per person depending which ship you do the tour on.

 

And on the other hand, the art auctioneers would love to ply you with free champagne and give you an art tour free of charge for the gallery tour. :)

 

Both options sound fun.

 

...ah yes I remember the gallery tour. Fun to be with someone who is actually bidding on and buying the art. Remember though... after the set dollar amount you will have to pay duty on the remaining.

[PAPERBKWRITER]

Haven't seen any free kitchen tours on Carnival for a long time. Last year Celebrity gave our CC group a tour of the bridge.

[TPFKAH]

That's because Carnival invented a way to gouge us for the privilege.

 

Ah, the days when it was a platinum perk with a private tour. Before that, a published activity. Sad to see it's now a charged "privilege".

[golfadj]

Ah, the days when it was a platinum perk with a private tour. Before that, a published activity. Sad to see it's now a charged "privilege".

 

Very true but it is an awesome tour to go on.

[SadieN]

Princess still does a galley tour. Ends in a dining room full of 'sale' stuff.

[onegroundcafe]

We did it back when it was free, it was fascinating!

[RuthlessBoss]

That's because Carnival invented a way to gouge us for the privilege.

 

Call it gouging if you want, but it's hugely a popular tour people pay for.

[kteachcruiser52]

We did a free galley tour on RCCL in Feb. The waiters are given some tickets and they choose who to give them to. It was a fun experience. We are going to do a Behind the Fun tour on the Splendor in Nov.